Cooks-Source

Verb; to copy writing from the Internet for publication in hard copy magazine form, without notification or payment to the author.

That travel magazine Cooks-Sourced my blog post about hitchhiking through Memphis! Those bastards!

by beyota November 7, 2010

Coolsuck

When someone acts in a reasonable fashion towards you or your colleagues, while being consistently pointing in conversation and comments towards the negative things in life.

Like my mom, she is cool sometimes, but she complains about everything. So she will be chill to be around, but she always talks about how something isn't to her standards. Blah.

She's so coolsuck...

Or that one friend you have that acts like the character that Charlie Day plays in the movie Horrible Bosses, worry wart; but a good friend.

by Coexisting September 10, 2012

coofstaffel

the wanna be mall cops and overweight security guards that harass Innocent people while eating or drinking about wearing masks. Acting like the Fascist Secret police in WW2

That asshole harassed that poor women between bites of food. what a Coofstaffel!

by Superfluous Supreme January 5, 2021

coolskeleton95

Papyrus's (from Undertale) Undernet username

NYEHEHE I AM THE GREAT, COOLSKELETON95

by IsaacTheMan_YT March 22, 2021

Coogie Muffer

A person who likes to eat taint. Not just normal taint, but taint right after a man takes a huge constipated shit.

GODAMNIT RAFE CONNORS. I SAW YOU COOGIE MUFFERING MY FUCKING MOM LAST NIGHT
Um, actually brother, I'm not just an ordinary Coogie Muffer. That was our mother's Coogie that I muffed.

by Bawks Sonic March 6, 2023

Cooks Source

Plagiarism. Stealing. Comes from the cooking magazine of the same name which plagiarized articles lifted off the internet.

No, I totally cooks sourced it from the internets. All that stuff is public domain, you know?

by punxnotdead286 November 7, 2010

Coolsville

A fictional place coined by singer/songwriter Rickie Lee Jones in 1979. Coolsville is largely populated with colorful characters both hopeless and hopeful, the disenfranchised, the down-and-out, hipsters, bohemians, junkies, artists, and what not. Coolsville is a place of hard redemption. It can also be used as an adjective and verb.

"The real thing come and the real thing go/The real thing is back in town/Ask me if you want to know the way to Coolsville." - Rickie Lee Jones

by Gskala01 June 27, 2006